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"Standard deduction plus one exemption $8,750..."

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It depends upon the state rules according to the taxes. But there are not so much difference. If you do not have itemize and not have adjustment on your income of $80,000 and no state taxes. following is some idea of the cost of taxes.
income tax $80,000.
standard deduction plus one exemption $8,750.
Taxable income $71625.
income tax $14,628.
social income and medicare tax $6,120.
after income and payroll taxes $59,252.
however you may itemize your income so that your tax will reduce. you may contribute to your Retirement plan, or pay health insurance plan, so that reduce what goes in your pocket, and this reduces your taxes that you owe. i hope this help you a lot.

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This is only for you.
Income: $80,000
Standard deduction plus one exemption: $8,750
Taxable income: $71,250
Income Tax: $14,628
Social Security and Medicare Tax: $6,120
After income and payroll taxes: $59,252
However, you may itemize and that will reduce your income tax owed. You may contribute to a retirement plan, or pay your health insurance pretax, and that will reduce what goes into your pockets as well as reduce the taxes you owe.
Check into your state tax as well because that can be substantial.

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This is only for you. Income: $45,000 Standard deduction plus one exemption: $49,50 Taxable income: $36,640 Income Tax: $7,925 Social Security and Medicare Tax: $4,220 After income and payroll taxes: $32,254 However, you may itemize and that will reduce your income tax owed. You may contribute to a retirement plan, or pay your health insurance pretax, and that will reduce what goes into your pockets as well as reduce the taxes you owe. Check into your state tax as well because that can be substantial.

"Your taxable income may not be the same..."

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If you are making 45,000 per year in annual salary, you fall into the 25% federal income tax bracket according to the IRS. Thus, you will likely have to pay about 11250 in taxes. Of course, your taxable income may not be the same as your gross income after payroll deductions such as medicare and social security are taken off, and exemptions are applied. So, your real tax rate will likely be lower than 25 per cent.

" the average tax rate is about 21%..."

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Do you live in Canada or the United States? In Canada, if you make 60,000, you take home pay would be about 47,000 depending on which Canadian province you live in. In terms of taxes you pay, it will be about 12,000 to 15,000 in total. The average tax rate is about 21%. The marginal tax rate is around 31%. In the USA, If you are single and make 60K in income, you will owe the government about 8000 in taxes.

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If you make 45,000 per year in gross income and you file as a single person, you fall into the 25 percent federal income tax bracket according to the IRS. Thus you would owe the government approximately 11250 dollars in income taxes. I say approximately because your paycheck will also have deductions for medicare and social security, so you will likely end up taking home slighly more than 34,000 in net income.

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In Canada, the tax rate is graduated such that you pay a certain amount for reaching a level of income and then another amount for hitting the next level of income. So if you make 45,000 in gross salary, you will pay 15% percent on the first 40,970 dollars of taxable income, and then 22% percent on the next portion of taxable income that falls between 40,971 and 81,941 dollars.

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The best way to know the amount of taxes you need to pay with that salary is to consult a tax preparer in your state. There are different taxes and rates of taxes in different states, so it is hard to tell an estimated amount. But with a tax preparer, they can compute the amount of tax that you must pay and they will prepare the necessary papers needed for your case.

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If you are married and filing jointly, and have a dual household taxable income of 60,000 per year, your fall into the 15 percent tax bracket. You would therefore owe the IRS less than a person with a single filing status. 15% of 60,000 is 9000 dollars, so that is what you would owe as a couple to the federal government.

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The amount of taxes that you`ll need to pay will depend on where you are living, as different states have different rates of taxes. To be sure, just find an online tax calculator so you could determine the exact income you`ll have minus the taxes in your state.

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How much tax will have to be paid on 32.000 and one dependent age 90?

I made $23.000 last year. $18.000 from social security and $5.000 a year from my husbands Union. He has passed away. I have $9.000 from chase bank that have pardoned my debt but was told to pay income tax on it. The debt was really one of my Grandons but on my name and my card.

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